Alright, it may have taken me a full year to see it, but I finally saw Wall-E. And it was adorible, and cute... and really sweet. But most importantly, I loved it. Which is a big deal 'cause I started watching it wanting to hate it based on that "It's popular, so I hate it" theory. Wall-E proves that sometimes things are popular because they're good... Not always though. *Looks at Twilight*

Oh yeah, speaking of things that are hated because they're popular.
Halo: ODST will be released September 22, but thanks to E3 and some guy with a camera we managed to get a sneak peak at the intro cutscene.--> [link] <-- I love discussing games, mostly because it's kinda fun to treat a trival subject seriously. So, let's get some complaints out of the way...
-Not as detailed as other next gen games.
-Somewhat akward and unnessesary movements.
-Goofy, grunty voice acting.
-The guy from Firefly has plastic hair.
Other than that, I kinda like that intro cutscene. Sure, other better looking cutscenes have you riding cars, trains, heilcopters, but how often are you shot out of a ship in orbit and fall to earth!?

Before I forget, I've been taking a summer film class for the last couple of weeks. Yep, you heard right, I've been making movies. Well, they're more like clips than anything else. It's not very difficult, and there's not a whole lot of work to do, but when we do do something it's a lot of good experiance. I'm thinking of a Zombie movie for my final...

I'll probably add to this as I think of things to write.

In light of Michael Jackson's unfortinate death, I have a burning question...
What the fuck is Sylvester Stallone doing in Spy Kids 3?!